The design used for this Jackson residence utilizes an array of color that will attract butterflies and hummingbirds all season. Flowering shrubbery and perennials that are proportionate to the size of the house were chosen for the front. The addition of an ornamental...
Customer in Cedarburg wanted a planting bed with some color but had two mature trees in the front that produced afternoon shade. A mixture of evergreen and flowering shrubs that could survive in partial shade were planted.
This West Bend customer wanted a simple design that would enhance the properties overall appeal. Combining flowering shrubs and perennials with evergreens along the front of the house ensures seasonal interest. An ornamental tree at the corner of the house balances...
Grafton customer wanted a design that would complement her current hardscape while adding beauty and pizzazz around the house and rest of the property. Front and one side of the house had stone for covering and needed plants that could handle a little less moisture...
Grafton customer needed plants that would grow tall enough to cover unsightly pipes, A/C unit, electrical boxes as well as plants that could be planted all around the house adapting to different sun exposures. A combination of perennials, flowering shrubs and...
Customer in West Bend wanted to bring back a little bit of Paris to their front yard. The vision was to create a sense of serenity by stacking pavers of one variety in a circle, raising the tiered water fountain from the walkway. Pavers of a lighter shade were used to...
Customer in Cedarburg wanted privacy from the front/side of the house to the back yard. The look was easily achieved by constructing a retaining wall out of stone, in a straight line a few feet from the back door.
A customer in West Bend wanted a stairway built alongside the eastside of his home. The depth of lannon outcropping stone, allowed for a gradual incline while the field stone border helps retain the landscapes natural image.
This Cedarburg customer wanted to create an oasis by gradually tapering the backyard that over looks astream. The effect was created by building tiered walls with field stone boulders directly behind thehouse off to one side fora patio.Lannon steps were placed midway...